Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
PEEUHONIA!
A Scientific and Accurate Description Of
this Dreaded BIood DIsordsr

Scientific and Accurate Description Of
this Dreaded Blood Disordsr
"Is Is generally supposed tdat pneun !
"nis is due to the accidental penetrating
"of specific microbes into the system, but
Hthe' observations Of NJ. Jsccoud shoss
"that the disease really results from the
development, under favorable con
"oiuous, of microOic germs permanently
"preSent In the system A Chief cOnGi,i0u
"of such development is sudden chill,
"which explains the frequent coincidence
"of lung affections with abrupt changes
sof temperature "-Scientifc american.
Another prominent (American) autaor-i
ity ascri5es pneumonia TO al excess OF
ozone, ozone being produced by passage
OF cleo ricity In the air.
a distinguished American physician
tells the New York Tribune that the
prevalence Of pneumonia lndica es the
universally OF q uric-acid condition Of
the blood-sudden chills always being
characteristic effects Of too mucl acid, Of
one sort and another.
The disease, as NJ Jaccoui observes,
is undoubtedly in the blood, but 1t in the
form of permanent microbes CT germs,
these germs must be deyelop3 I'd by the
uric-scid condition of the blood. Indeed,
they cannot presumably exist IN alkaline
blood. Uric acid is the name for the
waste matter of the system, which the
kidneys through egislsnt though unsus-
pected impairment, hsye not been able
Is filter from the bfood4-.the filter being
foul and stopped up Id many of its little
hair-like tubes.
The 1ribune'S authority saFs that pneu-
monie is secondary disoraaiss the ex-
posure and cold being simply tfies. agent
| which develop the disease, alTeadysdor-
mant in the system, because the kidne8s
have been but partislly doingx their duty
Ia shogt, pneumoniais but an aearly indt-
cation ofa bright's diseased condition.
This inquired action rneyssxsst for years
without the patient sus hecting it, because
no pafRsWA be felt Ia th&Aidneys or their
vicinity, aid ofken it cenbe detected only
by chemcsKand microscppical examine
tions. N5arly l50 o. the TAO deaths IN
New YorHCity tAesR.st week in q recent
March, ard in six weeks. 7Sl deaths, were
caused bYpneumonia alone.
! II one has occasional Chills and fever, O
tenGencyte colds in the throat snd lungs,
rheumatic and neuralgia pains, extreme
| tILCU OhOAG bAC6Sh oAA RAShA a 1AN
stitches ia1tfssside, loss Of appetite, back
ache, nervous unrsst- scalding sensations
or scant and discelorsd e aids, heart fut-
teringsssour stomach, distressed look,
puffy eye sacs, hot and Viry skin, loss Of
strengtha and virility, pneumonia is liaol:
to strika him down any day, and his re-
covsry wiffhe doubtful.
These indications may not appear to-
gether, they msyeome, disappear and re-
appeafsjo yesrs.ahe person not realizing
that theYage nature 'sWarnings OF coming
calamity.
The disease is very safek-acting and il
the accompanying kid ney disorder IS very
far advanced, recovery is impossible, fol
the kidneys give out entirely, and the pa
tent ia literally suffocate by water.
The only safeguard against pneumouif
is TO maintain vigorous condition of tht
system and thus prevent attscks, yustpt
whatever will radically and effectuallY re
store full Vitality to the kidneys, and 10
this there is nothing equal to Warner
safe cure. II the kidneys are not sou1t
pneumonia cannot be prevented. Thi
remedy j. known to millions, used, prob
!. ably, by hundreds Of thousands al owe
the globe. and commended as standar
SPECIFIC wherever En0Wn ana useQ.
J does not pretend TO cure al attack
pneumonia, but it does remove the caus
Of, and prevent that disease if taken il
time.
When physician says his patient ha
either bright's disease or pneumonia, b
{ ceufesses his Inability to cure, and in
, measure he considers his responsibilit
ended. In many instances, indeed, PEI
sons are reported SIS dying with p9er
monia, heart disease, sppoplexy and Con
WILSON'S, when the real cause of dsatf
and so known by the physicians, ID tn
kidney consumption. Thousands of pas
1 pie have 1t without knowing it, and peris
3 Of it because their physicians Will not tie
: them the facts.
? The same destiny awaits every one WI
2 will not exercise his judgment in suca
matter and be true to himsalf, his fgIni
l and to society.